Showing posts with label Blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogs. Show all posts

Monday, March 27, 2017

Create Random Data List based on Existing Data

How to create a Random data list based on an existing Data list. Let say we have a Name list in Range (A1:A5).

 


Saturday, March 25, 2017

Get Unique Values from Data Range - Part 2 (Using Function)

In our last post Get Unique Values from Data Range - Part 1 (Using default option), we have learn 'Remove Duplicate' & 'Advanced Filter' to get Unique records from a data range. Today we will learn two different function to get Unique Records from a range. We have same example, we have used in Part 1.


1. Using Function (Normal Function)

Step 1: Add a helping column & put this formula and drag it down "=IF(COUNTIF($B$2:B2,B2)=1,A1+1,A1)". See below snap-shot:

Get Unique Values from Data Range - Part 1 (Using default option)

In this post, we will learn how to get Unique values from a Data range.  We will cover 2 ways in this post, next 2 ways we will cover in our next post Get Unique Values from Data Range - Part 2 (Using Function). As a bonus point, we will learn how to get Duplicate values as well in next post.


Scenario: We have a name list in Column A, we want to know how many duplicate values are there in the range. See below image:


Range (A1:A30)

Friday, March 17, 2017

How to remove Page Break lines

Today we will learn, how to remove page break lines today!


Scenario: Most of the time we mistakenly pressed wrong key and as a result page shows in page break view. Whether we change it to Normal view, still we see page break lines. Most of the people close the workbook and re-open it to remove page break view. We will learn how to remove these lines without closing the file.

1. Using Options


  • Go to Option by Pressing Alt+T+O or Alt+F+T or File > Options
  • Click on Advanced
  • Scroll down and uncheck 'Show Page Breaks' under "Display Options for this Worksheet:" then Click OK. See below snapshot:

Thursday, March 16, 2017

Fill blank cells in Excel with value in above cell

When we setup data in Excel, we generally leave blank if the same value repeating multiple times or we fetch data from other sources, data have some blank cells which should have values in the above cell. See below snapshot:


Raw Data

Now, we have to fill blank with the values in above cell e.g., Anu Gupta should be in Range(A2:A7), Delhi should be in Range(B2:B4) and so on.


For doing this, first of all we have to select all blank cells. We will do this step-by-step.


Step1. Select the range where you want to fill the data

Select the Range


Step2. Press F5 or Ctrl+G or Click on Home > Find & Select > Go to Special

Go to Special

How to Count Worksheets in a Workbook and its name

In this post, we will learn how to know how many worksheets are there in the workbook and those names.


Many of you have faced this problem sometimes, that you want to know how many sheets are there in the workbook. Few of them are hidden or very hidden as well. It is difficult to know such files as they are hidden/Very hidden. 

 

1. Using Name Manager

 

Step1.  Go to Name Manager (Press Ctrl+F3 then Click on New) or

Go to Formulas > Name Manager. See below snapshot:


Tuesday, February 28, 2017

3 Easy ways to get First Name from Name!

Let's start with a simple example:


Here we have a name list.

We need First name as output in Column E.








1. Using Text-to-Columns


Step 1: First of all we will select the data, which we want to delimit.




Step 2: Then, go to Data tab in excel and select Text to Columns.
You will this pop-up window.

Find last lookup value

Today we will find last lookup value from a range.
















We will work on this sales summary report








Scenario: Here we have to find last lookup value from the Sales Summary report.

Step 1: In cell L2, Type the formula:

=INDEX($G:$G,MAX(IF($B$3:$B$14=J2,ROW($B$3:$B$14))))



Friday, February 03, 2017

Vlookup for 1st,2nd,3rd,...Nth Value

Today we will find 1st,2nd,3rd,...Nth value from a range.















We will work on this sales summary report



Scenario: Here we have to find 2nd lookup value from the Sales Summary report.
Step 1: In cell M2, Type the formula:

=IFERROR(INDEX($G:$G,SMALL(IF($B$3:$B$14=K2,ROW($B$3:$B$14)),$M$1)),"Do not exist")